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Will ammonia decompose in the conversion furnace?

2017-05-24View Original

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If the raw gas contains 500 mg/m3 of ammonia, will a decomposition reaction occur under the high temperature and pressure in the conversion furnace, driven by a nickel catalyst, to break down the ammonia into nitrogen and hydrogen? In this way, ammonia will not enter the subsequent processes.
Reply #22017-05-24
A series of reactions will occur
Reply #32017-06-07
In other words, after being treated in the converter, the ammonia undergoes a decomposition reaction, so there will be no ammonia left in the outlet converted gas?
Reply #42017-06-07
It’s probably nitrogen oxides that are formed as a result of decomposition

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